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NOTHING LEFT 10 LIVE FOR.
A WOUNDED MAN KILLS HIMSELF BESIDE MS
DEAD WIFE AND CHILD.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-The TimeSs Forest. H.. dis
match says: '"There Que Incident OF
the accident which stood out more hor-
rible than all Of those horrible scenes. Ia
the secoud coach was a man. his wife and little child
His name could lie learned to-day but It Is said lie GOT
on nj Peoria Whom the accident occurred tho entire
family OF caught and held down by broken
wood work. Finally when relief came tho
man turned the friendly workers aad
tcebIy said: Take out my wife first
I'm afraid the child j. dead" 80 they carried out the
mother and a. broken seat taken of hcr crushed
breast the blood which welsd from her lips told how
badly she WAS hurt They carried the child a
farhaired eyed girl OF three and laid her IN the
corn field d cad alongside OF her dying mother. Ihen
they went back for the father and brought m out BOh
his legs were broken but he crawlcd through the corn 10
the side of his wife and feeling her loved features IN
the darkness pressed brandy 10 her lips ana asked
her how she felt A feeble groan the only answer
and tie next Instant she died The man felt the forms
of hi dead wife and child and cried ont: My God there
Is nothing for me 10 live for now and taxing
pistol out OF his pocket pulled the trigger The bullet
surely through his brain and the three doad bodies
little family now lying SID by SIDE IN 'hal9
worth TO be identified.
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NINE. JUuEL SATIRIzED.

Saratoga Liter 10 me troy I''e"
Reforrng To the chat Of by gone tunes, 4 an ~
minded OF Ihc la,1 i,it Anlc Juhbl 10 Iill, ,,rr
I'm Is4O when sho was the protego Oh NarVu Ill
rn, wss 4 cpcsi at tho United otafcS, ana cIp'N ~,
rV "A ma nc. ut cquIpacc To dazzle the FouI ~, an
understanding and thus atone inr DEL uhis',nned to
lie ranks of Diana IL was therefore, ue.o y, n,n
ADMINISTER to her a lesson. AcoofdGs oln lew
when her CARRIAGE with retlae Oh our 30 Tho
nm I'm mont OF the United statos To take hor W n
iaLo To- lust a, she drove OF aaothcJ olipaso P
I~arcd directly following her. Tbs cafLiaS' om n
driven by a viIiager In full livery aAh uonlnii or
Lng, c,oth1S basket for seat, sat another V" ~
in f,uirans dress while plainly visible Wta sat
oueu carriage and dressed up In wuri"n clo.o,
ION camel an eccentric oOlcrcd riani rrProsoi,,9
former associate OF Aaron BUR- u was INC cI iiv
OF sime Juncl before NJ ouiof town 20 "iNo ,s,i,
through the main village stroot, that nv IN. I'm
Inhabitants might have proper seo vi ~ .n,,.,s.i
irsiendcauce and before the trick was uisooFV
madSra's carriage followed by her couieiIs,.inte
iible had paraded tho entire lohsih OF uo 100
Tom I'anl meanwhile tanning himself WIN a 'a's
ian and bowling and courtesying TO tho Crows o a.,
Gathering on livery side Nine Julnol oy ,ur ~ y,
cnol and pleaded aud offered brides Out lou wa,
incaorablc, AID the Two cquipagcs went I" 'n0 '
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MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY UNION.

THOUSAND ISLANDS. Aug. IL tspecidb.-One hundred
members Of the International Missionary Union are
in Attendance to-day at the Tabernacle
meetings. Yesterday consumed In bus
ness meetings and addresses Of welcome
and responses. DR.. Phillips. Of India.
and Dr. Davidson. Of Japan. spoke of their work In
those countries. Last evening only routine bust
ness was Transacted 1.iis morning the Rev J. T..
Chandler of India, gave excellent address on
musical education as element Of success In mis-
sionary work Short addresses were afterward made
giving personal experiences There was an interest
ing discussion an offer of Dr. Ioursee' Oh mo
New England Conservatory OF Music, to give Tce
musical Instruction to candidates for missionary work
of ali denomina ions. The Committee on hesolu-
tions was authorized to draft resolution accepting
the offer. this evening session President Graz
gave the annual presidents adiess
containing a review Of the work OF tho oIeoh, anu
recommendations Tor the futuru ID. hahill U,
ConstantinOplo, related some OF his thlrty-iNe years
experience In Turkey. The meetings VIII commune
until wednesday. They are interesting and wen at
tended by people at the Park. This Ia the iourth
annual meeting
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ONE WOMAN ,SHoOTS ANOTHER THREE TINES

ONE WOMAN 'SHOOTS ANOTHER THREE TINES
About 80 p. yesterday the police OF Precinct No.
West New Brighton staten Island were informed that
shooting affair had taken place at the home oil MIS- Anna
NcKenna Baraye and De Kayst The officers ran 10 the
Mace and learned follow facts Miss Mary jennings
formerly the employ OF Mrs Mchenha out nov I'M,
walkers afternoon to take away her trunk
MIR, Mo deliver the trunk as she osel
MISS Jennngs then went 20
Gel sone thn.s her trunk when Mrs Mckenna toiu
M Dolpres to shoot Mary dolores went 70
The bureau and taking out pistol deoea,e nreu
tail strikng her IN the lett cieek
annt1er in No arm and third breaking button on her
near the When Inspector CobO arrived e met
and ed What lady did tho shootngf she re-
n-l am the aiy" lie immediately placed ner under ar
and took her and injured 10 the station house
injuries are and she removed 10 the smith
inf, mary Dattmore taken before Justice Powers
whr an waived examination and was held IN uc au OF
900 hail for hearing She stated the foregoing iac's
ami collected manner. as though II were Al e'ei''
oceu
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BUsHHELL-sutdenly At Nantucket Mass on ION In't
Jessic stewart eldest child OF Robert g. and Ella j. Di
On S1sry Hpfast 'S o m ''
BUTrs-on wsias,t,y August lothtn Tnnie beloved
RELATIVES and friend, are respectfully her
funeral at her residence 1901 Franklnave, Morris
cs aria vii ETY. friend, on Arrival Of 1873 train
Grand Central Depot Now.York City.
isthsi: thi. cty. on the sth day OF Aagast Sarah
carPs Tds '.ey OF the ~.
Fnnera services at Frii, August ~
cLEMENr-on ruestav August o. 1887 Edward ciuss
Ffionds funeral services a. i,t,
home orangoave. Irvinston. n j. on Friday August ~
lnsefnoHi IN Clinton Cemetery: Ir'instOn. Nj.
Schenectady papers please copy
CHUBB-suddenv at ST. James Long Island. In the ga
Pr.nd are Invited 20 funeral SATURDAY the
18Th INST from 81 Jams,s Episcopal Church. ST James,
Long Island on arrival Of train
city at O'Clock a. M and returning at 1888 O'Clock
DUNLAP-suddsnly on August 10. John Dunlap, in tho
Funeral privats
sr S' to stt.n% the
servcss honor be held This morning At 10 O'Clock
The remains viii be inferred at Paterson. Nj.
MAYNARD-In Boston. Ausust 8. Edward D. Maynard
raS.ra1 Fg,iay. August IL at Ii O'Clock.
on Tasy A aat aanS G ..
Funeral services At vista cottage" Yoner Friday At
Train Grand Central Depot AZ p I'd. hof Heh"s
will please accept this intInauon
ROBERTSON August H. at the residence OF aer pfoner
2s6 Broadway Paterson. NJ j. MISS Eiza Oc'h W. ROGERS
aged Is years e.. ,,. ,o,..
and nj 8 o'clock First Baptist Church or formet
pnplls arc especially invited
sPENCER-on the 18th inst Colonel Charles . spehceI
In his 63d year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
srrwApT-At tho Grand Union. Saratoga. Thursday.
.ugust IL Theodore stewart, Of New YORK CITY, IN tho
EOth OF his agc
Notice OF funeral hereafter -
sTORM-In Brewster. N Y, after long Illness Edwin ~
roSra1 at NJ T. Church Brewster. saturday August Is.
at p m -, ..... ,o.,fno crand cen.r,l Denot At
1880 a. IN.
TAPPAN-At his late residence Dossrio Long Island on
"Wednesday August TO- Dewitt Tappan NJ d., IN the 6oea
his a.. ,,oo..i so~
vices at ST Paus Church Glen Cove on SATURDAY Angut
10, AZ lao We Long Tsant City aud Brooklyn at ii
- -rssges wi meet train on It's arrival
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INCIDENTS or THE RESCUE.
GOING WITH THE RELIEF rRArN-A BABY rHRo "

GOING WITH THE RELIEF TRAIN-A BABY rHRo wv
UNHURT FROM IT'S DEAD MOTHERS ARMS.
CnaTswoRTH, Aug. l1.-R. O. Riser, OF kankakce'
said was at III and missed the excursion train
by less than five minutes. then took freight twenty
siK minutes later and when got 10 Forest the con
ducror had orders leave all his load secure all tho
physicians lie coud aud TO wreck three miles east OF
Chatsworth. Upon arriving at the scene OF the
disaster We found tho most heartrending and
indescrlbable scene ever witnessed Men. women and
children were begging to he taken from the wreck
What made the situation appalling was the fire on
the bridge with at hand with which to do any
thing All on the train and such passengers were
able to do So procured dirt and tried In every way
pos,ible to smother the fire. They were so
far successful as TO prevent its getting
hold OF the wrecked Had 1t coached
the wreck. hundreds Of the wounded aud I'M
prisoned passengers would have persisted in the flames
We worked the time OF hs arrival OF the tram ii
about In Ing to e1tricate the suncrng wo
dread OF the fire. and at that tmo friendly
shower OF rain relieved us from all fear or ihe hfe
We then went 10 work moro deliberately and con
tinued up TO \ o'clock. In which time removed
hfty-eight, aud three or four uines rs many
wounded relief train from the east took large num-
ber of wounded out TO Piper CITY The City Hall aid
schoolhouse Chssworth were improyised into hos
pital AID the citizens came TO our ree win
possible"
TO carry dirt the wreck but their hands lie stood
the siGkenng work Of relieving the woun1cd ana
Getting out the dead until he the dead bodies OF
gave way and he was compelled TO stop.
Mr. Arch Croswell and wife. OF Peoria were on
their "a visit to their parents IN kankakee. WIN
their weeks old baby. Mrs Croswcl occupied seat IN
the front end OF the next 10 the door Mr. Croswel
being unable get seat with his wife took another
Mace few yards back. When the conclusion came the
front end OF the crushed IN and Mrs CrosweI
killed The baby was found In the centre OF the car WIN
slight njures 1t was taken to farm house near py
and cared fOr
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COLONEL WILLIAM W. BLISS.

Colonel william W. Bliss the Assistant secretary OF Tie
BAPTIST Home Missionary Society died on "Wednesday at
tho home OF his brother James Bliss at No 452 Fifth
ST BROOKLYN at the age OF oryeyht. He was born az
columbia r. Y, and entered Brown University but en-
II.fed IN the 10Th Rhode Island Infantry In 1862 Hc
hren and re-eDlised In the lIOth New
York Volunteers. lie was made prisoner ana e1-
chan ed IN 1863, aud promoted TO captancy I'D
the sl Engineer corps and Ia De cmber 1854 was al
vauced TO the rank Of LieutenantColonel and com
uauded regimen OF colored troops After the war ne
com college course and was graduated IN $500
lie then studied law at the Columbia Law School an q
practised until 1873 lilo then took the position he heid
until his death nj, ,.,. ,.h
lie was a member OF the Strong Place Baptist Chrrch.
in urnoklyu and was superintendent OF It's Mission
hchool lie left vito and daughter HIS ueath was
duo TO hcmorrhase. resulting from cold contracted on
a recent journey To Mexico
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HoLIDAY FoR x0RrH CAROLINA GR4Y0ERE

CHARLOTTE, n C., Aug II tSpecdh.-Ihe Grange
Encsmpmenf at Mount Holly today was III a''ehu
aucc in numbers character and value OF speeches the
npest agricultural nssembage ever held III this state
Wills Il. Wilson. wa-ter OF the state orange pro
sided aud made . pertinent anu popular rpeeca
Other Sneakers we're Kemp T. Battle, president OF Tue
S,ate n,ver.tv: w \ pIimro.e, oi Raielgh, 10
whose persistent and Intelligent work Is due Inc sup
stantih foundation OF the ne" Coll e ot A-flcuturo
and Industry, popalarly called tbs foor Dog W.
Ieeep Captain Nathaniel Atkinson. OF Asho'he' '"s
most enthusiastic boomer BuncomD I oarty over hiu
az u oiiizou and halt dozen othcrs hO' 50 M'u.y
known THIS grange encampment WAS ah cA .inon,
II har proved that II has u mission ana pIe'.'n.
steps were taken to-day to perfect permanent "
izatlop The combination OF encanpnieht auu ms
tute a place or rest, irOiic and instruction WEI ~
the lay-bv season farmers can VITA theif Ihl''lo,
,,nblc from all parts OF the State, Is the ne" eauo
lnaugurated Tomorrow will be the ma any, "o
alter dozen addresses, military parade ana oo -
games Tor thu amusement OF The children. inc pan u
permancni organization Will he adopted. no 80 -
altar has been managed by the executive onceIs 81
the State Orange and by local orSsn'|''i'"' WV
three working III harmony
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FINES PAID BY CBICAGO BOODLERS.

CuIC,Go, Aug 1l.-About the last scenes in the
great Doodle case we're enacted to-day. Commission
ers Casselmau. Oliver and Mccarthy. who hac been
fined 81 900 by the Jury, arraigned together Tor
seutence before Judge Jameson and crowded
courtroom. Standing in irregular line none oil
them erect and all with flushed faces and eyes on
the floor the THO heard the formal deere OF Their
disgrace They quickly paid in their Zines and DIS,
appeared from the room. luioruers lynn ana
Klebm Commas oners like the others. were brought
out and craving mercy OF the judge. pleaded gully
and were let % also with line OF %l,OOO each.
McCloughery rads long plea III his own behalf.
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2a9 lower than the corresponding dag year. and
1as' higher than Wednesday.
IN and this city to-day there viii probably he
Hight showers followed by fair weather. growing coolies
at night.
present COOL fair Is indicated for Saturday
Little change Sunday.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

covr,xurST INpIoArIoys-FoR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON. August IL. For Maine nhh New-hA"P-
~, ,ana ,,lowed BY fair weather. slight changes
In temperature.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut Eastern
Seryork Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Della
wars local thunder storms followed by fair weather.
westerly winds becoming variable. warmer during the
day followed by slightly cooler weather by Saturday
morning
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REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

AUBURN, N. Y, Aug 1.-The Republicans OF the lid
Cayuga District to-day renominated G. g. White for
Assemblyman.
The Republicans OF the Is District TO- day elected the
following delegates the Stale Convention b. Woodn,
G. d. Ianehart Thomas Hsyle. W. ID. Brody, Y. NJ Par
sops and Thomas Hunter.
Ieander Fits T. Payne. j. q. Hosmer. g. X Peck and
O. 4 Pordyce The delegates from both districts are
uuiDstruclcd.
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ELECTRIC LfGBrs IN THE WEsT


The AMERICAN ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING COM.
PANY's DEVELOPMENTS IN THAT SECTION.
CHICAGO, Aug H. lss7.-rhe operations OF the Ameri.
can Electric Manufacturing Company OF New-York
becoming quite extensive la tie West Information has
just been received that the city of Joliet has given
contract TO the American Company 10 light the streets
OF the city shehyvile. Ill.,, has also granted an exclu
sve franchise ard contract 10 the American Company 10
light Its streets for tye years The American Company
has also obtained control VI the entire electric lighting
business and tie local company OF Keokuk, Iowa. =
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LOSSES ~ TARIOCS PLACES.

PADUCAH, KY, Aug. l1-Nows reached here yesterday
OF fire Dyersburg about fifty miles above TINS CITY
on the Cumberland River. The estimated losses are a.
follows Mrs. Whiton's and lTs. Primers millinery es-
tabshments, on building and stock $1,000; NJ. Nad-
ding,on dry goods $4,000; McDavid * Edwards. gro
cery 81 600; Thompson Light Bros, grocery, T5'oo;
W. ii. simpson al dry goods. 5000; Fowler "nods'
grocery, $4,000; John seals IN shop TtoV ,o
Horton saloon, $500; A. X. Hall. residence T2'70o'
several stables in the OF the stores we're also de-
stroyed, making the Total loss ABOUT So'Ooo "hcn -
partly covered by Insurance,
III LOUIS Aug. 1l.-Yesieriny was disastrous day
for the department Of this city No less than sixteen
fire alarms were turned in The loss on Bishop speer
peanut warehouse and surrounding buildings was
$4,000. The Sect Wine Companys buildings burned
shortly before O'Clock last night The hanes reached
the schilng & schaInder Brewing Company's mait
house destroying 5000 bushes OF malt causing ios
te them OF S37,O fully insured The sect VINE ON
pany's loss on building was $1,000 AMI on stocks
$4,000. Charles Lorenzones saughieI-honse al me.
a loss OF $4,000 Charles A. heiins carriage house
No 3.224 Eistonave. was destroyed by FIRE at J. m'
causing loss oil S4cOo
IxDIAsApoIIs Aug ll.-At Grecncastle last night fire
caused damage to the amount Of $1,000; insurance
about sl6 600 The principal losers are W. f. spnrseon
$4,000
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug 1.-THE house OF Henry
Winston Crescent Coal Works. caught lire sni WAS con
sumed Yesterday. In tho building were two chidren'
seed five and seven years respectively. The younger
inn nod from the building and caught by us iather
but the other WAS burned TO death.
BRooKLYS, Iowa, Aug. ll.-fira yesterday destroyed
Kings new operthodse; loss 10000 no insurance ;
stebers harness shop building aud contents loss sLoOo
insurance s4OOOO Gwn's office, loss $500 insuran ce
$500; Rolands barber snOp loss 800, no Insurance.
lillian Crawford killed falling building -" ar
rem Martin Toy fire engine and fatally In
Jured.
MONTREAL. Aug. 11.-Fire broke out to-day Ia house
occupied by John Baptste Ouette Two men at the risk
of their lives saved two men aud child. but anotho
man. Atburray, Belgian was burned 10 death Inc
loss is -, 900.
MACON Ca, Aug ia fire this morning destroyed
the box factory and planning mill Of W. IL. Moxley Co
and the warehouse OF Jaques Co. Monkeys loss ia
Sc 600 partly insured. The loss OF Jaques Co Ia
trinipe The building which valued AZ $40 OOO be
ionged 10 Mrs T. C. Asbet and Is total loss no lnsur
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LESSONS OF THE SEASIDE AssEuBLr

KEY EAST. Aug IL tSpeeiab-Mrs- Clark gave a re
view OF Bible characters Tho beautifully illustrated
paper @The Seaside Spray is daily delight TO the
little folks Tho Rev. +. b. Pulen took for bis subject
In the Bible normal class The New Testament as the
Revelation OF the Christian Church" Professor Per
,ine gave an interesting lecture on Bryant which
closed the course in English literature. The Rey
DR. Deems o. the Church OF the Strangere New DIRK,
delighted every body by his lecture ON "Proverbs not
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ADDRESSES BY WOMEN At OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j.. Ana. 10 tSpeeiab.-The womens
Encouragement Meeting was led by Mrs Kennad
Chandler this morning. who took for her subject
Faith tho Condition Of Power" as exemplhed IN
Hebrews, eleventh chapter. number OF ladies
gave short addresses, among wIom was Mrs. Nc
lAughin. daughter Of the Rev. Mr. Pegg Of the New
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ARE VILLAINS TRYING 10 SECURE THE CHILDi

ARE VILLAINS JR1fNG ~ SfCCfsb fHh 'H'HD'
Fresh flowers placed yesterday upon the vault
in Old Trinit, churchyard where lies the body oil
George Esse, Montiiex Drumm0nd. Niscount OF
Forth which was deposited there on Saturday. II
was reported that the wife OF the Viscount would
appeal yesterday TO the British Consul-GenerA 20
invoke his aid in securing for her laughter whatever
might from the ancestral estates IN SCOT
land Up to the hour OF closing the Consulate yester
day afternoon Mrs. Drummond had not appeared.
Yesterday while the little girl referred to was play
in, with other children in Willow St, Brooklyn, near
the Louise in which Ter mother and horsel ale board
ers, O stranger with foreign mien came among them
and aecosted the little heir to Scotch nobility sup
posing that kidnapping was intended great cutlery
raised 81,
Lady D1ummond. Lady Drummond. they're
stl aim OF your KID" was the alarm which reashcd
the ears OF the mother. Quickly appearing III tue
street Mrs. DrummoDd seized her child IN her arms
and ran with her the house. If the stranger had
any intention OF stealing the child lie was toe slow Tor
the maternal instinct and with an air oil nonchaance
Re walked quietly a. ay before any inquiry TO his
Infections could DO made
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,f.ntaufps

When the cigarette bears the name kinney Bros tle
SMOKER Is assured that II e OF fine quality.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO, New.YOTk
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DRUMNERS' RIGHTS ~ NORTH CAROLTyA.
BALTIMORE. Aug IA. W. Henderson, OF Baltimore.
VINO arrested in North Carolina the charge OF be-
ing nonresident and selling goods without state
license, to-day before Judge Bond, OF the United
states Circuit Court on a writ OF habeas corpus Tho
Judge released him bis own recognlzance with the
understanding that the authorities or North Carolina
shall make arrests for violation OF their law
which requires license from nonresident salesman
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York Conference Mss Grace weiser. an evangelist
vim appropriate hymns. MIS-. Chandler introduced
Mrs Mary Grant Cramer, sister of General Grant
She spoke from the words. Not /, but lie mat
dWeileth In me-"
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE August l2-l A Ma th"noer
storm at nightfal closed cloudy day; and then 'ho
.sies cleared There slight fall in the barometer
and the wind got around to the west The temperature
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limitations aud coupterieits OF our
goods ami smokers arc requested paronize only ts
stores who sell the genuine cigar cite.
Sweet CaDOrsl Full DrcsL
kinney ToBAcco Co, Nev'York. "
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Tirarettes Especially packed Tor evening MaIe ron
the careful selection VI exquisite straight Cuo Nir-
KINNEY TOBACCO Co.. New.YoFx.
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VENTILATION FOR sEALsKIN. FUR, PLUSH AND
OTHER WINTER GARMENTS

Licenses being applied for by the manufacturers
OF sealskln fur plush and oiled clothing tho
Joseph j. Byers Epauletted Ventilation. 1t is found
that such patent ventilation indispensable In the max
Ing OF such healthy TO according to the
Ideas OF professors Of bygIenic science. =;
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GLEN oTTER-At he residence Of the brides tstherS
August O. Nv the Row william LescOck William G. elem
10 Llan daushtar OF Bins =. Potter, all OF BrOosyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

when smoker Kinney Bro, cigarette he can b
ssured of It's quality being the finest
KINNEY roBAcco co (successors), New.YorS.
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n 4PPfED

On the NOuniaius or at the sea shore
Pasers be found the convenient and re
table chest troubles, rheumatism, scatira &C.
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CHERRY MALT PHOsPHTTES
tones the stomach; dyspepsia. All druggists =.
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ROBBlyG 4 TRAN ~ ARIZONA.

and back In the same order Owing TO this exhibition,
Nine. Jumei made thls her last visit 10 saratoga.
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FIRsT-CLAss sLooPs.

The Sachem carried off the prize for first cla'
schooners, Huron the prize for second class sioop
and ZlgeIner that for third class sloops.